As recently promised in the 'Glynsky's night out' post, here, hot off the press and just posted on Youtube, is the latest single from Honey Ryder and Lindsay
Marley's Chains...
Mme. Glynskette plays it constantly, so in Glynsky Towers it is a hit! Hope you like it too.
Yours, diablog, hummin' along
Glynsky
16 comments:
Good song but video made better by the capoeira.
I'm with Smiles,
The capoeira is great.
The song has too much country/folk stuff for me to go crazy about it.
But we all new, Glynsky is a Hillbilly by heart.
ER
Great minds think alike.
Glynsky is in fact an Over the Hillbilly.
For New Year, I am probably going to Bahia in Brazil and will see plenty of capoeira.
Why didn't you point out the missing "k"?
Smiles, I am disappointed. What happened to the master spelling bee?
Yep, New Years in Brazil, it's absolutely great! But aren't you a bit ahead of time?
ER
What missing "k"?
I am a great planner and I love planning ahead. My wife hates me for it but she never complains as she sits on a convenient flight and gets the best room with view.
The missing k in front of "new" making it "knew" and giving the sentence "We all knew,.." some sense.
Not that I make much sense otherwise.
ER
And on the issue of "planning ahead", how does one plan backwards?
Just wondering,
ER
Found it.
Shame on me. Missed it :-(
Keep wondering and preferably with a beer in hand.
It is a bit early for a beer. A wheat beer would be appropriate, a Leffe maybe?!
Cheers,
ER
Glynsky will be happy with so many commments generated by the song and video by the one that got away.
I prefer Lambic
With mint saucik ?
Dear Glynsky,
Since when do you drink beer? Are you well? Shall we call an ambulance?
Not really concerned,
ER
You will be when you see where you could have enjoyed an English pint! The pub is about 150 paces away - though probably more than you can make!
Dear Glynsky,
You needing food supply - not to mention assistance - to cover 150 paces, does not mean everyone else needs it too.
But I guess Madame Glynskette wouldn't allow you to go, even if you could. Smart woman!
Off to have a drink,
ER
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